please,please help

[Tilman Schmidt]

At 09:02 24.05.00 -0400, Hayden Wimmer wrote:
[...]
>;reverse
>1.1 IN MX 10 jebwebsrv1
>234.1 IN MX 20 charger
>248.1 IN NS hemi
>248.5 IN NS supernova
>248.5 IN  PTR supernova
[...]

Several problems here:

a) You must write FQDNs with a trailing dot on the right hand side,
    i.e.

248.5 IN PTR supernova.test.com.

    Otherwise BIND appends the current origin (168.192.in-addr.arpa).

b) Writing an NS RR means delegating a subdomain, which is
    obviously not what you want. I'd suggest throwing out the
    two NS RRs I cited above.

c) MX RRs do not make sense here either, IMHO. Or do you really
    want to be able to send mail to user at 234.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa?
    Throw them out too.

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